Friends who do contract trading, if you haven't set up a rebate mechanism yet, honestly, the losses are quite significant.

A simple calculation makes it clear. Suppose the principal is 50,000 USDT, using 20x leverage with position splitting. Opening half the position each time, the trading fee per transaction is about 250 USDT, and closing the position costs another 250 USDT. If you make three trades a day, the fees would be 500*3=1500 USDT. At this rate, in one month, the total fees amount to 45,000 USDT, and over a year, it adds up to approximately 540,000 USDT.

Does that sound frightening? But this is the real cost for high-frequency traders. Many people haven't even calculated how much they pay in fees each month. A closer look shows that the amount saved can be a few hundred USDT at the low end or tens of thousands at the high end—no matter how you do the math, it's worth it.

Especially for beginners who just started and trade frequently, sometimes the monthly fees alone can wipe out part of the principal. This situation is not uncommon. So rather than ignoring these costs, it's better to actively enable rebates, so each trade can help reduce some of the cost burden.